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WorksheetsAIPT FY1819 (1)
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
The RFF service is provided to create and maintain survivable conditions, to provide ingress routes for occupants and to initiate the rescue of those occupants unable to make their escape without direct aid.
True
False
The airport category for RFF should be based on the overall length of the longest aeroplanes normally using the airport and their maximum fuselage width. Which of the following aeroplane overall length range applies for airport category 10?
76 m up to but not including 90 m
78 m up to but not including 90 m
7 metres
8 metres
When the number of movements of the aeroplanes in the highest category normally using the airport is less than ----- in the busiest consecutive ---- months, then the airport category may be ---- less than the highest aeroplane category.
600; 2; 1
600; 3; 2
700; 3; 1
700; 2; 2
What constitutes to a movement?
(i) - Landing
(ii) - Take off
(iii) - Aircraft push back
(iv) - Aircraft taxiing on apron
(v) - Aircraft taxiing on taxiway
i & ii
i, ii, iii
i, ii, v
i. ii, iv, v
All of the above
The level of protection at aerodromes used for all-cargo aeroplane operations may be reduced based on the need to protect only the area around the cockpit of an allcargo aeroplane in the critical area concept.
True
False
The amounts of water for foam production and the complementary agents to be provided on the RFF vehicles should be in accordance with the airport category determined, except that for airport categories 1 and 2, up to 100 per cent of the water may be substituted with a complementary agent.
True
False
Control time in the practical critical area is the time required to reduce the initial intensity of the fire by __________.
50 per cent upon arrival
90 per cent upon arrival
50 per cent within 1 minute
90 per cent within 1 minute
The amount of foam concentrate should be sufficient to supply more than two full loads of the quantity of water where sufficient additional water supplies are immediately available to ensure a rapid replenishment of the water content carried.
True
False
It depends
The amounts of water specified for foam production are predicated on an application rate of ____ for a foam meeting performance level A, ____ for a foam meeting performance level B and ____ for a foam meeting performance level C.
8.2; 5.75; 3.5 (L/min/m2)
8.2; 5.5; 3.75 (L/min/m2)
8.2; 5.75; 3.5 (L/sec/m2)
8.2; 5.5; 3.75 (L/sec/m2)
Fill in the blanks
32 300; 11 200
32 300; 11 000
33 200; 11 200
33 200; 11 000
For the purpose of replacing water for foam production by complementary agents, 1 kg of a complementary agent shall be taken as equivalent to 1.0 L of water for production of a foam meeting performance ______.
Level A
Level A or B
Level B
Level C
Level A, B or C
The critical area is a concept for rescue of the occupants of an aircraft.
True
False
The quantity of water for foam production can be calculated from the following formula: Q = Q1 + Q2.
What is Q1?
Q1 = practical critical area x rate of application x time of application
Q1 = theoretical critical area x rate of application x time of application
Q1 = practical critical area x amount for foam x time of application
Q1 = theoretical critical area x amount of foam x time of application
A reserve supply of foam concentrate equivalent to _____ per cent of the quantities of these agents should be maintained on the airport for vehicle replenishment purposes.
100
200
300
400
The operational objective of the RFF service should be to achieve response times of ____ minutes and not exceeding ____ minutes to the end of each ______, as well as to any other part of the movement area, in optimum
conditions of visibility and surface conditions.
3; 4; threshold
2; 3; runway
2; 3; threshold
3; 4; runway
Response time is considered to be the time between the initial call to the RFF service and the time when the first responding vehicle(s) is(are) in position to apply foam at a rate of at least 90 per cent of the discharge rate.
True
False
It depends
What is the minimum number of RFF vehicle required for category 10 airport?
2
3
4
5
Which of the following best describe the Emergency Access Road?
Emergency access roads should be provided on an airport where terrain conditions permit their construction so as to facilitate the achievement of minimum response times.
Emergency access roads would be provided on an airport to achieve the minimum response times to the end of runway.
Emergency access roads should be provided on an airport where terrain conditions permit their construction so as to facilitate the movement to aircraft movement areas.
Emergency access roads would be provided on an airport when terrain conditions restricted the achievement of minimum response times to aircraft movement areas.
Particular attention should be given to the provision of ready access to approach areas up to ______ from the threshold or at least from the threshold to the airport boundary.
100 metres
500 metres
1000 metres
1500 metres
What facilities should be provided to access to outside areas when the airport is fenced?
Detention Pond
Emergency Gates
Quick Response Route
Perimeter Road
Which of the following foam is composed of protein together with film forming fluorinated surfactants, which make them capable of forming water solution films on the surface of flammable liquids and of adding oleophobic properties to the foam generated?
Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF)
Fluoroprotein foam (conventional)
Firm forming fluoropotein (FFFP) foam
Synthetic foams
None of the above
Which of the following is NOT a method of foam production?
Aspiration by inducted air
Aspiration by compressed air insertion
Aspiration via foam proportion indicator
Aspiration within the jet
pH value is a measurement to express the acidity or alkaline properties of a liquid. Therefore, in order to prevent the corrosion of plumbing or the foam tanks of an RFF vehicle, the foam concentrate should be as neutral as possible and should register between the values of ____ and _____ .
6 and 8
6 and 8.5
6.5 and 8
6.5 and 8.5
For optimum foam firefighting and burn-back performance the foam-making equipment should produce expansions and 25 per cent drainage times of acceptable levels. Drainage times should be in excess of 3 minutes for film forming foams.
True
False
Not sure
It should be noted that dry chemical powder can be highly corrosive when applied to metal surfaces and electrical componentry.
True
False
A reserve supply of foam concentrate and complementary agents should be maintained on the airport, equivalent to ____ per cent and ____ per cent, respectively.
100; 100
100; 200
200; 100
200; 200
When responding to a wheel fire, RFF members should approach the wheels with extreme caution in a fore or aft direction angle and from the side in line with the axle.
True
False
RFF personnel should stay at least ______ from the front and side intake of a turbine engine to avoid being ingested.
10 metres
50 metres
100 metres
200 metres
The final determination to evacuate from the aircraft and the manner in which evacuation shall be carried out must be left to the discretion of the _______.
Pilot-in-command
First arriving RRF personnel
On-Scene commander (OPC)
Cabin Crew
Human Factors elements can be divided into four basic conceptual categories:
i) Software
ii) Hardware
iii) Equipment
iv) Liveware
True
False
Interfaces between “Liveware vs. Software” describes the interaction between people and the other element of the SHEL model. What does it describes?
People and machines
People and procedures
People and colleagues
People and workplace
The application of human factor principles to RFF services can therefore be classified into two broad pillars as follows:
(i) operational effectiveness and standards
(ii) robust training program
(iii) safety and well-being of RFF personnel
(iv) well defined KPIs
(v) effective leadership
i, iv
ii, iii
iv, v
i, iii
The maximum number of surviving casualties at an aircraft accident occurring on or in the vicinity of an airport is estimated to be ___________________.
500 aircraft occupants.
750 aircraft occupants.
about 50 per cent of the aircraft occupants.
about 75 per cent of the aircraft occupants.
It is expected that estimated maximum requirements for care for the various priority status of surviving casualties will be distributed as follows:
___ % for P1
___ % for P2
___ % for P3
10; 30; 60
20; 30; 50
25; 25; 50
15; 25; 60
CAG’s Safety Management System, we are committed to (SMS Policy):
(i) Continually Improve Safety Performance and Safety Risk Management
(ii) Encourage an Open and Learning Culture
(iii) Provide the Necessary Resources and Training
(iv) Encourage Teamwork with Our Partners
(v) Becoming a World Class Airport
i, ii, iii
i, iii, iv
i, ii, iii, iv
i, iii, iv
All of the above
Which of these is a safety objectives of Changi Airport Group?
(i) Comply with international standards and regulatory safety requirements
(ii) Minimise unplanned disruptions to ensure safe and efficient airport operations
(iii) Reviewing risk assessment to ensure potential risks are minimised
(iv) Provide a safe and seamless travelling experience for passengers
i, ii, iii
ii, iii, iv
i, ii, iv
i, iii, iv
All of the Above
One of the Safety target for Airport Emergency Service is:-
To maintain at < 3 mins response time for 1st AES vehicle and < 4 mins for last AES vehicle to any other part of the movement area in optimum visibility and surface conditions
True
False
It is the responsibility of the Aerodrome Safety Unit to review and update the SMS Manual once annually.
True
False
AES is absolutely committed to the safety of every person who works at or uses our premises and to conduct safe operations. Safety is our core value, and we firmly believe that a strong safety culture is key to creating a safe environment for our passengers, tenants, airport visitors, partners, employees and others who work with us in the aviation community. While compliance with national aviation safety regulation is a basic and necessary condition for aerodrome certification, we adopt leading safety practices and where possible, exceed all international/national and other applicable industry requirements to achieve the ________________highest level of performance.
Workplace Health & Safety
Occupational Health & Safety
Workplace Safety and Occupational Health
Occupational Safety & Workplace Health
AES SWC is to ensure that the respective grades within AES attain the required safety and health competencies as identified in the ____________.
CAG Safety Adaptation Framework
CAG Safety Compliance Manual
CAG Safety Management Procedures
CAG Safety Competency Matrix
To ensure AES operational staff can mitigate various foreseeable emergencies safely, standard operating procedures and operational control measures are formulated under the AES Operations Manual (ESOM) for the respective units. These procedures have been prepared based on risk assessment conducted in accordance with ___________ regulations, under the ____________ Act.
WSH (Risk Management), Workplace Safety and Health
WSH (Risk Implementation), Occupational Safety and Health
WSOH (Risk Management), Workplace Safety and Occupational Health
WSOH (Risk Implementation), Workplace Safety and Occupational Health
The AES safety and health activities are key events or actions that are critical to the effectiveness of the SMS in AES.
Which of the following is NOT one of the categories that grouped the activities?
Safety Assessment
Best Practice Audit
Staff Preventive and Reactive Remedial Action
S.A.F.E Initiatives
Safety Culture and Safety Awareness
Define DRAT
Dynamic Risk Analysis Tool
Dynamic Risk Accessible Tool
Dynamic Risk Acknowledgement Tool
Dynamic Risk Assessment Tool
When is AES Safety Day (ASD) held?
ASD falls on the first Tuesday of every month
ASD falls on the first Wednesday of every month
ASD falls on the first Thursday of every month
ASD falls on the first Friday of every month
Which of the following best describe Safety Time Out (STO)?
A STO is a safety response measure that requires the suspension of
work activity, at that moment, to prevent a safety occurrence.
A STO is a framework set in place to ensure periodic suspension of
work activity, at that moment, to prevent a safety occurrence.
A STO is a countermeasure used to prevent any form of malingering which may cause any form of suspension of work activity, resulting in a safety occurrence.
A STO is a safety framework that highlight possible risk which may result in the suspension of work activity, hence preventing a safety occurrence.
The completed risk assessments for ongoing activities should be minimally reviewed and updated once every __ year/s
1
2
3
4
AES project officer is to start the risk assessment study at least ___ weeks prior and to submit the approved risk assessment study to AES Safety Manager at least ___ weeks before the start of the project.
6; 3
5; 2
5; 3
6; 2
An AES Workplace Occurrence Notification Report shall be submitted to Chief, AES, Commander Unit, relevant AES Senior Officers, ASU, HR and Legal Divisions within ______ after the occurrence.
12 hours
24 hours
36 hours
48 hours
At the start of the shift duty, all crew shall have their body temperature taken. Crew with body temperature greater than ____ Degree Celsius shall not be allowed to take part in any physical activities.
37.4
37.5
37.6
37.7
Prior to the start of the physical activity, the conducting officer shall obtain the WBGT from the Meteorological stations. The __________ & __________ are required to obtain the WBGT.
temperature; ambient heat
temperature; relative humidity
temperature; atmospheric air flow
temperature; wind direction
What are the missing headers for the WBGT Work-Rest Cycle?
WSH Standard; WSH Safe Working Level
Work-Rest Index; WBGT Risk Cateogry
OHS Level; OHS Risk Category
Heat Index Category; Heat Injury Risk
During Breathing Apparatus (BA) Training in Heat and Humid Environment, the conducting officer shall ensure the air content in the BA cylinders are at least ____ full before entering the risk area.
70%
75%
80%
85%
None of the above
Operators and crew leader will be instructed to position the vehicle _____ and at least _____ from the fire during their Hot Fire Training.
upwind; 10 metres
upwind; 15 metres
downwind; 10 metres
downwind; 15 metres
AES Mission Statement
Provide rescue and fire protection at Changi and Seletar Airports as well as the RSAF airbases
within the Republic to the highest standards prescribed by International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) so that these aerodromes / airbases will remain operational.
within the Republic of Singapore to the highest standards prescribed by International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) so that these aerodromes / airbases will remain operational.
within the Republic to the highest standards prescribed by International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) so that these aerodromes / airbases can remain operational.
within the Republic of Singapore to the highest standards prescribed by International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) so that these aerodromes / airbases can remain operational.
Which of the following is NOT part of the AES Mission Objectives?
To maintain a high state of preparedness at all times and be able to meet ICAO standards and recommended practices in the response times and effective mitigation in an aircraft emergency / accident;
To ensure that AES officers are proficient to deal with all foreseeable emergencies involving aircraft;
To ensure that there are adequate airport fire vehicles, marine craft and equipment that are effectively manned for the speedy mitigation of an aircraft accident;
To ensure the efficient management of fire safety and security within airports and terminal buildings / infrastructure;
To further improve the quality management system in providing an effective and efficient service and to continually enhance the Airport Emergency Plans for both the civil airports and RSAF Airbases,
and ensure the testing of the plan at recommended intervals.
The AES motto of Speed – Skill – Safety serves to remind us that we must always strive to respond to an aircraft emergency swiftly and expeditiously. It is also a guiding principle that we must be ever ready and competently trained in accordance to CAAS SARPs and always place the safety of passengers and staff as our topmost priority when performing rescue & fire fighting operations within the aerodrome.
True
False
When was the AES emblem designed to inaugurate the renaming of Airport Fire Rescue Service to Airport Emergency Service?
1994
1995
1996
1997
Which of the following signifies/remind us of our mission and objectives?
The seven lines to its left and right
The helmet and 2 axes
The Shield
The olive branches
Which of the following signifies/symbolises AES' 24/7 fire protection coverage at these aerodromes?
The seven line to its left and right
The helmet and 2 axes
The Shield
The olive branches
With the “wing-liked” structures attached to both sides of the ________ representing the aviation industry and the blue & white colours representing the sky, AES aims to grow with the aviation industry as we continue to _______ our dream to be the world’s leading ARFF outfit, knowing that only the sky is our limit.
emblem; pursue
shield; achieve
shield; pursue
emblem; achieve
